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How Do You Feed a Family of 12 Every Single Day?

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In episode two of My 10 Kids & Me: Mega Families, everyday outings become major logistical challenges for Britain’s biggest families.

Ben and Zoe attempt to organise their brood of 11 for a day trip to the beach, where keeping everyone fed, safe and entertained proves far harder than expected. From packing essentials to managing meltdowns, even a simple family day out becomes a military-style operation.

Meanwhile, Emma finds that cooking for a household of 12 still isn’t enough to fill her day. With constant demands, endless routines and no downtime, life inside a mega family leaves little room for rest.

A revealing look at the organisation, patience and energy required to raise one of Britain’s biggest families.

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20 Comments

@kimberlybarbie-apilado6488 7 months ago

When it gets to the point you need your kids to parent your other kids you need to STOP.

@yvonnesimpson4584 7 months ago

My personal opinion is it’s unfair to expect the older children to parent the smaller kiddies! Yc

@gillianbrookwell1678 5 months ago

Kelly, heavily pregnant and obviously its affecting her health, she has two children still in nappies, and the older ones taking care of the younger kids. Its ridiculous.

@Star_of_eden 7 months ago

Say it with me now y'all "if you can't take care of the kids on your own, don't have the kids"

@hondaadvgirl 7 months ago

The parents are very selfish. The older kids are siblings not caretakers. Its not fair to them.

@gillianphillipson2487 7 months ago

I felt stressed to bit after watching this.
Honestly my heart rate had changed.
I couldn't cope with all this!

@Alexis-h1f4r 7 months ago

Very selfish to have so many children your older children have to become a parent.

@janeglover3241 7 months ago

I find it was that children have to parent their siblings. They did not have all these babies.

@EllaPearce-g7v 7 months ago

Why’s that mom shouting at her other child to get another child down from somewhere that’s her job if she can’t handle them all don’t have them 😂😂

@soniaward3426 7 months ago

My question is why? They all seem exasperated & unhappy! In a world where there is safe contraception, there is no reason to have this many kids! 🙄

@barbaragallagher9972 7 months ago

That’s crazy .The kids feed ,bathe,and put their younger siblings to bed !

@AllOfIndy 6 months ago

These parents are so shellfish, the older kids are raising these kids yet they keep on having kids

@flowerbabiesfarm 7 months ago

We have 7 kids ranging, 3 big kids and 4 little kids ages 15,14, 12 then 4,3,almost 2, and 6 months. We do NOT expect the big kids to parent the little kids. Yes they help occasionally like hey can you pass me this or can you make sure the little kids stay in the garden while I mop the floor and the big kids are playing basketball. But the only time they are responsible is for a rare occasion they will be paid to babysit like for an anniversary dinner. And it's usually after the little ones are in bed and never a small baby, only once they are sleeping well and that is for a few after bedtime hours. I don't think it's right to expect your older kids to step in with little kids. They do however have to start doing their own share ..my big kids are expected to manage their own laundry- bring it out to wash, hang it up and put it away and change their beds weekly. The three big kids share a bathroom and must take turns cleaning it. That's all part of growing up. But they are not parents. I see other families basically have their big kids be a third or 4th adult and it's so wrong.